Tour of America's Dairyland

ACTIVITIES & ENTERTAINMENT

The 2025 Tour of America’s Dairyland has races scheduled for each day of the event, including amateur and professional racers. All races start and end at West Washington Boulevard. You will find merch booths where you can purchase souvenirs from the race.

ON-SITE AMENITIES

The 2025 Tour of America’s Dairyland is a public event, and there are restaurants, stores, and other businesses along the path of the race. There are public restrooms in these establishments, too.

LOCATION

The 2025 Tour of America’s Dairyland West Washington Blvd & Upper Parkway North Wauwatosa, WI 53213 The Tour of America’s Dairyland is an outdoor racing series; spectators line the streets to view it. Check the weather report and prepare according to the current conditions.

RVING AT THE EVENT

Visitors can't RV camp at the 2025 Tour of America’s Dairyland, but you can find many RV campgrounds and resorts close to the event. If you aren’t an RV owner already, RVshare has many terrific nearby RV rental choices from which to choose for your epic adventure. Here are a few great RV camping options for your trip:

• Cliffside Campground has 92 back-in and pull-through RV sites with 30- and 50-amp electrical hookups and a dump station. The campground is spacious and offers showers, stable cell reception, hiking trails, and a playground. The campground is also pet-friendly, so bring your pets with you.

• Timber Trail Campground has back-in and pull-thru RV sites with all the hookups you need for a comfortable stay. At this campground, you will find horseshoe pits, a pool, showers, a dump station, a laundry facility, a playground, sports courts, and a general store.

Tips for RVers at Tour of America’s Dairyland:

• Wear comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing to the race, and bring extra water with you. It can become hot during the summer months, and you may want to view the races nearby in an air-conditioned building to cool off as needed.

• Stock your RV according to the total number of days you wish to stay with groceries, drinks, and snacks. It could become difficult to drive to a store within the racing path during the days of the event.

• Set up shuttle services from your campground and ensure you are on time for pickup. Traffic is often congested in the hours before the races, and it could be more convenient to travel via shuttle than in your RV or car. RV parking at the event area could be limited, with out-of-state visitors flocking to the event.

• Since spectators view the races from the roadside, you should try to arrive at your preferred viewing location as early as possible, as you cannot reserve a spot.

WHERE TO STAY

You’ll find many spectacular hotels and motels in the Milwaukee metro area with incredible amenities. If you want to take a night off from RV camping, you’ll find terrific accommodations for yourself and your traveling companions. Here are a few top-notch recommendations:

• Hampton Inn & Suites Milwaukee Downtown has well-appointed guest rooms with modern furnishings, including platform beds with memory foam mattresses. This hotel has meeting rooms, a business center, a fitness center, and free breakfast and Wi-Fi.

• Saint Kate the Arts Hotel has guest rooms and suites featuring artistic and posh decor and elegant bedroom designs. Guests receive a signature Saint Kate beverage upon arrival, and the hotel’s amenities include three bars, three restaurants, a fully equipped fitness room, Wi-Fi, business center services, EV charging stations, and the Kate’s Closet shop.

HOW TO GET THERE

From Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport: Head east on WI-119 East. Take the exit toward WI-119 West. Take the ramp to WI-119 West. Turn left to merge onto WI-119 West. Use the right lane to take the I-41/I-94/I-894 West exit toward Milwaukee. Use the right lane to merge onto I-43 North/Downtown/Milwaukee. Continue onto I-43 North. Use the right two lanes to merge onto I-94 West toward Madison. Take exit 308B for Route 175 North. Merge onto WI-175. Take the Washington Blvd exit. Turn left onto Olmsted Way. Continue onto West Washington Blvd to reach the event. From West Allis: Head west on West Greenfield Avenue toward South 76th Street. Turn right at the first cross street onto South 76th Street. Turn right onto West Kearney Street. Use the left lane to take the ramp onto I-94 East. Merge onto I-94 East. Use the left lane to take exit 308C for WI-175 North. Merge onto WI-175. Take the Washington Blvd exit. Turn left onto Olmsted Way and continue onto West Washington Blvd until you arrive at the event.

PARKING

Parking at the 2025 Tour of America’s Dairyland is free, as there are plenty of public parking lots for spectators.

TICKETS & PRICING

The 2025 Tour of America’s Dairyland is free to watch, as it is a public event. If you are racing, you can find registration information on the site. The racing fees will be announced soon, but in previous events, the junior racing fees have been around $26 per race, and the professional racing fees ranged up to $1,000 for the entire event.

WRAP UP

The 2025 Tour of America’s Dairyland is an epic 11-day criterium race series featuring amateur and professional bike racing. The twists and turns offer an exciting experience for spectators and racers. You can stay updated about this race series by following it on Facebook.

Please note, this is not the official source of the event information. While we try to be as comprehensive as possible, some details may have changed since the time this article was written. Please confirm final details with the official event page.

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